- Look up
constraint in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Constraint may
refer to:
Constraint (computer-aided design), a
demarcation of
geometrical characteristics...
- concentric, rectilinear, and curvilinear. The
physical environment generally constrains the form in
which a city is built. If
located on a mountainside, urban...
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legislation was to
constrain the
capacity of the
devolved institutions to use
their regulatory autonomy...in practice, it
constrains the
ability of the...
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Constrained Shortest Path
First (CSPF) is an
extension of
shortest path algorithms. The path
computed using CSPF is a
shortest path
fulfilling a set of...
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remove executive officials at will. However,
Congress can
curtail and
constrain a president's
authority to fire
commissioners of
independent regulatory...
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atmospheric oxygen at that time, as the
respiratory system of
insects constrains their size. The
largest flying insects today are much smaller, with the...
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contemporary Zen
include how to
organize the
continuity of the Zen-tradition,
constraining charismatic authority (with the risk of
abuse of
power it brings) on...
- will
often shape their attachment and
perspective to that place. Time
constrains the
possible paths that can be
taken through space,
given a
starting point...
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kinematic pair used
frequently in
mechanisms and machines. The
joint constrains the
motion of two
bodies to pure
rotation along a
common axis. The joint...
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precursor to
European Economic and
Monetary Union),
believing that it
would constrain the
British economy,
despite the
urging of both
Chancellor of the Exchequer...
